"Met President Putin. We had a wonderful meeting during which we discussed India-Russia relations. @KremlinRussia_E"
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday morning (IST) reached France after wrapping up his Russia visit during which he held talks with President Vladimir Putin and attended an international economic forum. “Thank you Russia. This eventful visit witnessed several programmes and fruitful meetings. It will further boost India-Russia friendship,” Prime Minister Modi tweeted before leaving for France.
During his visit, Modi will meet the newly-elected French President Macron. “France is one of our most important Strategic Partners. I look forward to meeting President Macron and have discussions on issues of mutual interest,” Modi had said ahead of his visit.
"Reached France for a vital visit to enhance ties with one of our most important strategic partners."
Thank you Russia. This eventful visit witnessed several programmes and fruitful meetings. It will further boost India-Russia friendship.
"Had a very good meeting with @UN Secretary-General, Mr. @antonioguterres."
"It was a delight to speak at the SPIEF & join the discussion thereafter with President Putin and other dignitaries."
"It was a delight to speak at the SPIEF & join the discussion thereafter with President Putin and other dignitaries."
"Before dinner, had a brief interaction with noted journalist & commentator @megynkelly, moderator of tomorrow's session at the @SPIEF."
"Reached the historic city of St. Petersburg. Looking forward to a fruitful visit aimed at cementing India-Russia relations."
"Met top CEOs of the Spanish industry and urged them to explore the economic opportunities in India."
"Had the honour to call on His Majesty King Felipe VI. We had a wonderful meeting."
"Met H.E. Dr. Frank-Walter Steinmeier, President of the Federal Republic of Germany. We had a very good meeting."
"Reached Germany. I am sure this visit will lead to beneficial outcomes & deepen India-Germany friendship."
"Reached France for a vital visit to enhance ties with one of our most important strategic partners."
